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San Francisco, US

Founded a vineyard operation at the age of 16 followed by a commercial winery and olive oil company through the decades which has now turned into a multi-million dollar operation. The main retail center operates 7 days/week with major events taking place monthly. I oversee operations and technology infrastructure. GM who runs the day-to-day reports.

Las Vegas, NV, US

Reporting to the CEO, I focused on finding new market opportunities for our global gaming products and services through innovation and new partnerships. I trail blazed several new initiatives including computer vision-related solutions used in gaming environments which received innovation of the year award for the industry in 2020. Created a deep.

Fremont, CA, US

I arrived at Seagate through the acquisition of Lyve Minds, Inc., and took over the global consumer business which included product innovation, software and hardware engineering, partnerships, operations, and go-to-market teams.I grew the Consumer Business Unit to a $1.4B profitable business by instilling a disciplined approach to product development and.

Founded a Silicon Valley software company focused on helping consumers manage all of their digital life memories. Through award-winning mobile applications, services, and devices, Lyve quickly became a leader in mobile photo and video management. Built the engineering, marketing, business development, operations, and service teams from the ground up..

New York, US

Created an on-line e-commerce company creating new forms of sampling technology plus utilizing big data analytics to create taste genomes. The company was sold to Lot18 (NYC) in 2012 which has continued to operate the TastingRoom “genome” service. Utilizing gas chromatography and mass spectrometers, created a large database of all compounds in thousands of.

Round Rock, Texas, US

Served as the Vice President of Consumer Software and Entertainment Content integrating premium content and personalization across all of Dell’s consumer product lines. Led the "netbook" line creation plus Dell's first foray into mobile/smartphone devices. Closed deals with large movie studios and music labels to pre-load content on Dell products per.

Founder and CEO of ZING Systems, a company that developed mobile software and hardware for a range of handheld wireless media devices for such companies as SiriusXM Satellite Radio, Yahoo!, and Sandisk. First company to stream various music services like Pandora to mobile devices. Built the engineering (hardware and software), service, business.

US

Founded the world's first "cloud storage service" for consumers which included devices that could communicate site to site to alleviate bandwidth constraints when sharing or transferring large files. Led all engineering efforts including both software and hardware development.Led the sale of the company to Seagate Technology in 2005.

Cupertino, California, US

Oversaw development of all Mac mobile and desktop computers plus core technologies for iPod division. Led a 1200-person team consisting mostly of engineering and operations team members spanning silicon, systems, and software. Developed multi-touch technology which enabled all iPhone and iPad products. Transitioned the company from PowerPC to Intel.

Redmond, Washington, US

After coming into Microsoft via the WebTV acquisition, led the development of several DVR products including DISH Network's DISHplayer and UltimateTV for DIRECTV. Also helped to lead the company's first gaming console, Xbox, which has become one of the most important product lines for the company. Worked closely with CEO on gaming strategy for Microsoft.

Part of the founding team to bring the Internet to the masses via the television. Worked on initial software and hardware plus ran the licensing team. Grew a large development team from the ground up launching millions of set top boxes with multiple companies such as Sony, Philips, Samsung, and RCA.Company was acquired by Microsoft in 1998.

US

Developed world's first optical gaming console. Led system design and silicon design. Supported IPO which took place in 1994.

Worked on first desktop NeXT computer. Eventually oversaw all engineering efforts on what was called the "68K" product line which accounted for 100% of the company's revenue. Worked closely with operations and manufacturing creating customized robotics to automate the building of all NeXT computers.

Palo Alto, CA, US

Designed first desktop workstation for Sun, the 4/110 workstation. Helped develop first RISC processor, SPARC, for the company. Designed custom ASICs and systems for products which drove the company's core business.

Ms, Computer Architecture

Bs, Computer And Electrical Engineering

Business Administration And Management, General